I have an acquaintance that lived in Phoenix in the winter and is going to move there permanently this year. I know it gets over 100 degrees there in the summer quite often but with generally low humidity. I thought I heard they use something different than an air conditioner to cool their house. Do you have a basement?
Some people use evaporative coolers, also called swamp coolers. They make your house more humid, and only really work in low humidity. We don't always have low humidity, but swamp coolers burn far less electricity than an AC, when they are effective.
He has absolutely no idea because there are no published studies about PRP on hearing.
If there are other clinics elsewhere, they keep it quiet.
Does he have any data updates from all those patients in regards to helping tinnitus/hyperacusis, or hearing, to share?
I think he wants to open up a branch in Russia and train them and not move there permanently.
It's on Dr. Shim's website, I think. I believe Daniel found it and pointed it out, many pages back.
Gave me a chuckle. A dime a dozen on GlennAz's front step right now. A sprinkle of Himalayan salt and he's good to go.
Ok, will try re-check it again, thx.
There are no bugs right now on my doorstep. They'd die instantly and be drier than a Rice Krispie.
I respect the man and consider him a friend as well as a genius, but he is not doing a great job producing scientific data. To his defence, he is very busy running his clinic and managing his personal life. He has very detailed data on all of his patients, that I know. Every day when he meets with his patients he takes copious notes on how they are and their physical status.
I found a tasty treat that I could send you in appreciation for your updates on Dr. Shim's treatments. I suppose you want the chocolate covered ones?
That is very kind and thoughtful of you. And you know, Biblically speaking, grasshoppers are kosher.
LOL. I talked to Dr. Shim about self IT injections and he said no way, even for himself.
I use an AC, and I'm glad.
I can say that I have experienced a massive reduction in my tinnitus and hyperacusis that occurred after these treatments, whether as a consequence of them or a coincidence. Yes, 80% is a good number. Most of the time I have to plug my ears or be in near silence to hear it. Do I want more healing? Damn right I do. I want to go back to normal. Would I go back to Dr. Shim for another round of treatments? If money wasn't a consideration then absolutely yes.
Jesus said the greatest man to ever live was John the Baptist and his diet was grasshoppers and honey.
This would be true.
My opinion is yes, but, there's no strong scientific evidence that his exact method is effective. It is also very expensive, and it is an invasive medical procedure, so if you do decide to endeavor to visit his clinic, you need to weigh all the information. Also, there are no guarantees and he will even tell you that.
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